Sherlock Holmes is not a warp god.

"Hahaha!"

Fren couldn't help but laugh out loud and jumped up from the bed.

Controlling the ripples to travel throughout his body, he tried to concentrate them on the soles of his feet and slowly rotate them.

He then went to the window, tilted slightly, and stood on the wall in a position parallel to the ground.

The rotating ripples create a pressure difference, allowing Fren to stick to the wall like a gecko with suction cups.

This is also an application of ripples.

Unfortunately, the cost was too high.

Furthermore, the quality of Fren's ripples isn't very high, requiring a greater quantity to compensate for the effect. The ripple energy accumulated from eating and sunbathing over the past two days is being consumed at an alarming rate.

The ripples that can illuminate more than 30% of the whole body, however, only reach 25% when walking from the third floor to the first floor on the wall.

If used in combat, it would be quite remarkable if it could last for 5 minutes.

"Using ripples to stick to the wall is too inefficient." Furen walked on the manor's lawn at night, shaking his head inwardly. "For climbing walls, it's much easier to control the flesh to generate real suction cups."

When Fren was practicing Ripple, he found that wearing too many clothes affected his skin's breathing, so he slept in just his underwear for the past two nights.

Wandering around the manor almost naked in the middle of the night would only be labeled as perverted by ordinary people.

However, this was his own home, so it didn't matter to Fren.

With his ankles submerged in spring grass, Fren walked through the tranquil manor, the only sounds being the croaking of frogs and the sparse chirping of cicadas.

Perhaps it's because Fren's ripples resemble the sun, coupled with the fact that his skin has become plant-like, that Fren's body feels a sense of comfort when in contact with plants.

As if he had thought of something, Furen's eyes flickered, and tentacles stretched out from his feet, inserting into the soil. They then quickly differentiated into real roots, connecting with the network of tree roots beneath the ground.

Sensing the slightly quiet vitality of the grass at night, Furen felt that if he wanted, he could absorb the nutrients from the nearby grassland into his body through inter-plant consumption.

Even during the day, they can turn the plants in a meadow or even a forest into tools for photosynthesis.

After doing the math, Furen felt that under these circumstances, he only needed one midday when the sun was at its strongest to have the ripples illuminate his entire body 100%.

Not only ripples, but when strengthening the body in the future, this method can also be used to skip the eating process and directly use plant components to synthesize corresponding amino acids and sugars to strengthen oneself.

"I'm not Tang Shenwang..."

Fren simply felt he could do it, but he had absolutely no intention of actually doing it. Experiencing the comfort within the plant network, Fren summarized it as "plant affinity."

He can just sunbathe slowly; in ten days or two weeks, his whole body will be bathed in sunlight. Floren really likes his own lawn; there's no need for him to do this.

The way of Heaven is to take from those who have more than enough and give to those who have less than enough; the way of man is to take from those who have less than enough and give to those who have more than enough.

Fren is a human being, but he is not yet capable of using the power of the world to enrich himself.

I got really into my training today. In order to break through the 10% psionic similarity in one go, Furen didn't give himself 4 hours of sleep.

With little time left until dawn, Furen closed his eyes and sat by the lake, quietly sensing his own consciousness.

Thoughts can come in many or few.

When he was young, he could be like Demetrius, his mind completely blank when he had nothing to do. He only had basic thoughts like walking, sitting, and lying down, without any extraneous emotions or thoughts. Even Anya, who had the ability to read minds, couldn't discern much of Demetrius's thoughts when she met him later.

Often, they're like Mycroft and Sherlock, constantly brainstorming, observing and analyzing everything around them. Anyone who tries to easily grasp their objective and rational analysis will only end up losing their mind.

Both of these are good ways to combat mind reading.

Fren still preferred the second option. Even Demetrius would have things he cared about, and might have some thoughts about it at any time.

This thought, rather than some distracting thoughts, is more real; it is the true idea that he really cares about.

Therefore, the second option is more reliable.

There's another method, which is Snape's Occlumency in Harry Potter. He filled his head with enough realistic memories to fool Voldemort's Legilimency.

As a powerful villain, Snape's blank memories would actually breed great distrust in Voldemort. For Snape to become Voldemort's confidant, he must have made Voldemort believe that Snape genuinely respected him.

However, this was unnecessary for Frenz; he didn't need to gain people's trust through such methods. Complex thoughts were enough for Frenz.

Using the faint light on the horizon, Fren began to create a "program" for himself.

Using real objects as examples, have him analyze their material, structure, and uses the moment he sees them. For plants and animals, he should identify their kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species, and recall their population, distribution, and habits from his memory.

If it were a moving object, it would be even better; Freun could easily calculate the corresponding trajectory equation by combining resistance and dynamics.

The thicker Furen's database, the greater the ideas generated by this ability.

Anyway, the "storage" and "computing power" of Fren's brain are almost inexhaustible, so these are not a problem for him.

Most importantly, this "program" is etched into one's instincts, running constantly, so that one's true thoughts cannot be easily perceived.

When Frey opened his eyes again, the world he saw had changed.

With his mind racing, upon seeing the lake before him, Fleur instantly grasped concepts such as its area, density, and common aquatic life.

As he stood up, Furen swayed slightly.

His brain wasn't under much pressure, just a little heavy. It was the first time he had observed the world from such an extremely rational perspective.

This ability is currently limited, but once Fren acquires more knowledge, he should be able to advance to a higher level.

Let me set a small goal first: after I go to university, I will memorize all the books in the Berlin Library to enrich the database and optimize the program.

Anyone with a mental ability who dares to read their own mind will have their CPU burnt out.

As he got up and walked towards his room in the manor, Furen found that from this perspective, he would subconsciously make the best choice.

The simplest example is that subtle changes in stride length can always make it easy to step over pebbles and branches.

Of course, this perspective also has its drawbacks. Fren found that his emotional thoughts were gradually fading. He no longer thought too much about the vitality of the grass, the warmth and comfort of the sun, or the tranquility of the manor.

Everything is based on real, rational data.

"Is this what Mycroft and Sherlock usually feel like...?"